The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1911, Page 5

you yma table) 4 not abe to pay LER 62 Denny would Hke THIS REPAIR DIRECT is You APPETITE REPAIRING Appetite Tamates B. & ML, asacnin 1425 FOURTH AVE. Prompt Delivery Main 5306 ind. 214 OPEN 11:30 A.M. TOTA. M Repair Your " ARTIFICIAL LiMs REPAIRS youneow NORTON CO. Ma Ave Ine Artificial. Limbs. Deformity and Surgical Appliances AUTO AND WAGON REPAIRS ~: Auto- mobile MULL Phone "Kast 571 VULCANIZING 10th aed F Union HIGH-GRAOE GAN AWRIGHT TIRES ARE G000 TIRES Mor Phones: East 323; Ind. 4440 TRUCKS, DELIVERY WAGONS, AUTOMOBILE BODIES Reps rs ene Tr 12-17 Finst 4 #0. “BicycLe AND MOTORCYCLE A. L. HALL 1111 First Avenue «. «and Trim Motorcycle REPAIRING EN fete agent for Harley Davidson Motor pein, the beat by teat AL W. HIRSCH, 119 Kast Pike Orientat and Domestic Bug and Carpet Cleaners for and Deliver Main 7912 Wee 1108 Fourth Ave "CASH REGISTERS Store Fronts, Shetvin Ri DOLL REPAIRING ~~ BOLL HOSPTFAL Why Buy New Doli Crary Bids Bilin nnd unten Phone Main 353% DYE WORKS Let Us Dye for You MAIN 1269 IND, 4267 SUIT CLUB, $150 PER MONTH Berlin Dye Works _ 1329 Fourth Av. ELECTRICAL Tie sthwant winoTna 2915 Virwt Ave. ‘Fel. COMPANY ‘5018 , Ind. Armatures Ke-vourd Repairs, Wirko and Machinery Kuntalled Motors SRATTLE young girl of & good home We ~ th about with plen rm com: we would will de yo fining tnflue ty of book forts of and ave all wht with so air, Hoping that this to doth of Gs, I tematn truly hom gladly ing Kood * very If some young girl x she can find out about phoning to L ods a how the 2064 above Dea Milas ¢ ORY RUNS EVERY MONDAY. R AD HERE? Edison Electric Co. ELECTRO PLATING 1 | H. P. HUGHES | Electro Plater God, Stiver and N Pintion Biverware Ki a . 214-18 Unton ae FURNITURE BASIEST RECLINING * ee ~ CHATS Mout by * ® MARVRY 2 oO, 06 Unton se i) DEMONSTRATORS WANTED” MECHANICAL WORK | HUNTER MFG. co. 225 Seneca St. 1 De PIONEER CARRIAGE co. | yload the (2) Whorshouta | | = T the sea the with tter to love so than th oy be the young @ koeping Is it be have to have ANXIOUS OLOF ma hould folle old When putting F wt ntent magactn 1s, ( tain table of of th nn to and and th without k magar nthe walls Moving family Any at Colt Coliseum, beginning t Cut This Repair Directory Out And paste it in a conspicuous place. You'll need it later, if not now. JEWELRY REPAIRING WE ENGRAVE ANYTHING Pr j PLASTER AND CEMENT WORK George Taylor ‘om & dog collar to diamond ring | Linderoth Bros. & Endres 2nd and James! PLUMBING West Side Plumbing & Heat < ing Co Gas 316-17 Collins Bik DAVID LEVINE 107 KENKOA #T RAZOR GLADE REPAIRS Safety Razor BLADES Made Sharper Than New ODELL * | agte Rage t80 4 | Matt Orders Pr KEYS, ETC. | ' AN Work Warranted Ni“ Seattle Gem Co. $10 Third Av. LOCK WORK and all kinds of double Be dos. PIPER & TAFT Third and Martom SAFE REPAIRING noe—ind 248); Fi +. ALEX. HOLT SArR EXPERT Pheme End 1 16t) Fifth Ay Safes Re painted Gentlemen until I saw your Directory.” the results obtained from this advertising. Yours very truly, THE 207 Crary Bldg., siove {REPAIRING GET YOUR GLOVES | Sisces“ceiek"sande sus bast cowed 1 “we Can Undersell Other People THE GLOVE SHOP 1610 WESTLAKE AVE. GUN REPAIRING ‘ Phone, Ind. A s425. 1814 Westlake Boulevard. HARNESS o.« viest Ay., Bet. Beil NEW YORK HAR- NESS CO. Line « ¥r » Largest of Done While a Walt s Made to Order Both Phones AN Kinds 10 W. Columbia St HAT REPAIRING And Deliver It as Good ae New. Just Call Up Mafn 4222 ARKWRIGHT & LOWDED (Just Hat Manefacturers tgr 905-7 Sullivan Boe Flew TANAMAN A srRCIALAY. You Can Have Your Waists Cleaned for 50c QUEEN CITY DYE WORKS, ine. 216 Union St. Main 1513. Ind. 797. F. L. Thornton —— Gunsmith | « r Seattle, April 26, Star Publishing Company: ~Many of our customers s “T did not know there was a place in Seattle where I could get a broken doll fixed so nicely ad in We are very well pleased with DOLL t | | \ |STEEL TAPES rh Arranged to Suit vol "rnird he SHEET METAL worK 1911 cot drew. sof bee wk bale and repaired. FRENCH RANORS First Avenue Sonth and Jackson Street A ci SHOE REPAIRING ” Klein’ 's Shoe Hospital 217 JAMES ST. pinot Called for und Delivered YUST CALL IND. 1543 The Star's Repair "REPAIRING Lae Main 878 ind. ar. Fav STOVE REPAL PLUMBING ¢ HOSPITAL, Fifth and Union TYPEWRITER REPAIRS Trinae Main a8 Standacd Typewriter Repair Works (Foemert We will do your repair work right price and all. Typewriter \ yal) NI kee repaired. A 217 MWINCKLEY BUILDING work w te tp Reliance Ae Shop 74 W. JACKSON 8T. 2803—Ind. aes National Typewriter Exehange | REPAIRED. Baia "at i Lae? FET AVE. ape in Mtandard FOOT REPAIRING ta LEVELS ADIUSTED 1905 First Ave. Senttte Kemember the Number ARCHITECTS KELLY’S Till never go around with sore feet again. Your treat- ments are wonderful,” say those who know, to ‘ DR. WURSTER 306, 1414 Second Avenue. Independent 1312. PIPE REPAIRING BREWSTER’S Pipe Hospital 810 FIRST Branch Third and Union IDEAL MINING AND IRRIGATION PUMP The m st efficient pump A in the Wer © machinery at OSTRICH PLUMES PAINTING Paper Hanging, Painting and Decorating Frank €. Grimes ‘Ostrich Plumes Cleaned, Curled, Dyed and Remade. VAN DUSEN’S 817 East Pine St, Ind. 2163, HOUSE CLEANING “LET GEORGE DO IT Window, Offiag and Mouse Cleaning ai will insure a call job too large and 9 ton small, WESTERN WINE PLANING CO. Tor Uinvon . Phone Main & GKONGE CARSCADEN, Mgr. Kk THe PUGET SOUND MAT FACTORY A 1840. 1514 West Ay, Between Pik» and Pine HE STAR—MONDAY, MAY kunde of © re or: | 1911, “SEEK THE BALLOT BUT NOT THE OFFICE, SAYS JANE ADDAMS T0 | AMERICAN WOMEN CHARACTER SKETCH O F MISS JANE ADDAMS The Head of Hull House Talks Poti ties to The Star Correspondent Expressing Belief That Women n Fill Bome Offices Better Than Factory inspectorship, for Instance |BY GEORGIA BOWEN GOVIER CHICAGO Addame he man, whe were justly and hone and fairly enforc in the sa avers the upped with inden May Addams 20 very k her head H Mine kent when que Jane fearlessness and indep ayor, for Addams. have but to w ifices, yor out this t fs rem ar progre {fice seekers M would nfluence ma which in other positions, tor, for example and woman Inbor al to them more cont factory in Child lat 4 probat ndykeenly than to the majority of men Mina A ren ing dis onergetically with a ec of nen for the extension of law for women passed the Illinois w ttle | as pec Chic the 10 for mayo continue the only 4a suffrage enthusiasts Mine Addams as +t in starting all of the Iabor have they tT” Miss Addams was 4 Yes, 1 thir they have power to v« t to hold off she could do directly and “What could a woman do?” she with ore dispatch what she is do. Sald, reiterating the question put to {r w indirectly, and undoubtedly [her; “I don’t know that she would a great deal more le= IT ee =< [ee A RRA AHR AAR EMER R ERA E RARER has had too She Chusiaasm, Sk tm practical jooks at the whime and w nd governments with 1m tanding but little comment ould a woman tn office exp WOMAN'S DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE I will wear my own hair in the prettiest and most becoming atyle T devixe, and I will abjure rats, absurd curls and al! devices that conceal the shape of my head. I will be too proud ot head to deform it In any way I will wear oply sensible clothes, and will not confine my body so it is Incapable of performing its functions. I will not make myself tnto an invalid and dependent to follow an absurd dictate of the styles. I will wear low-heeled and sensible shoes, what is healthy and comfortable is beautiful 1 will buy clothes that are of good material and well cut and I will wear them as long as they serve me well. I will have too much self-respect to throw away good garments and buy others that I cannot afford I will form my own opinions and express them without fear 1 have a right to use my own mind, my own judgment and my own consctence. eeee tees eee bee eee eee | believing that Sete ESE EEE EEE REE Ee oA e eee eee eee eee eee eee oe es ae f All Around the Home All white — } material not in use during the winter months should be washed, not starched or troned nd then wrapped up in blue paper. Neither should the garment be }blued, for bluing sometimes causes fron rust To skim grease from soup in a hurry, use square sheets of clean tissue paper on the surface of the soup. Lay them on one at a Ume, lift off lightly and every bit of fat comes off. Rubbing the soles of the feet with t lemon will freshen and ease them when they are tured. halt cup. One ounce vw ot flow Nquid of butter and on will thicken on: 1 making sauces, oune overly ful of Those tricts who live in smoky die should keep light dresses in bags made of muslin calico. Make bags as long as dr , the full width of the material, and run & tape in the top. Slip gown on a hanger, put it in the bag, draw tape and hang up. A cup of ti ed to the making and digestible polled rice left over may eakfast muffins lighter, ata more To bake containing al sizes Cake a cake evenly, set batter in another larger inner pan pan wate in h To keep lettuce crisp, ragts in cold water loW the lea a to tin it When ready to serve, wagh it in cold water and drop it into another pan of | water. Shake the water from |the leaves before serving place the but do not al It hame a good idea to write one's and address on the inside of ach glove as soon as purchased en if one glové ts lost, it's quite |apt to be returned | | | | HOOP SLEEVE 18 PARIS’ Gather all sleeve-tops, LATEST FREAK OF FASHION erything you can on th and save the time of gath hand, or stitch with a loose tension and jong stitch and then pull. the threads until you get the required fullness ‘There {s @ new satin called felt | satin. It is faced with woolen and makes a serviceable as well as ant outer nt—elther mantle, suit or coat For the cotton gowns the pre dilection is for colored embrold- cries. Tho colors of the embrold- cries are pink, rose, old blue, light blue, lavender and yellow This is le Way the up-to-the by [ond Paris fashion follower wears al her “hoop @leeve.” The hoop is] | placed at the middle of the forearm, rt jand its diameter of seven tnches |swells the arm into balloon-like pro- In the unhapptest homes the| portions, The sleeve ts drawn in at cook book and the Bible are covere@| elbow and wrist, the upper portion with dust. fitting snugly to the arm Sleoves are short in all save the} strietly tailored garments, and short is meant termination the sleeve Just at or an inch of more above the elbow Diggest photo. today—2 to oon Séo tho pictures, hear the sing-| Coltseum, world ing. Any seat 6 cents at the Coll-| play house, opens seum, e*land 7 to 1h | | icK Co > Pike Steeer THIRTY-rOURCH #TREmr| Dorgall G— fouthy Store Open From 8:20 « m. ¢ SrCOND AvENut A JAMES MeCREERY & CO ba be York Connec Excellent Gray Enamelware Underpriced Tomorrow on steel, will se WRAY « I TUESDAY on al Deep nches ; ial What Buying on Credit Means Credit with us means stylish apparel of superior quality at no higher prices than if you paid cash. You make a small deposit pay the balance y your income. Ina very short timi@ your account is paid, you have a new article of apparel, and the money spent never missed. It dc not mean buying “beyond your means,” as some people are in- clined to think, We do not ap- prove of that, but we do believe that every person owes it to himself or herself to be prop- erly attired. EASTERN Outfitting Co. lnc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. as recei Will raise the dough better there are many good reasons why. Full Pound 25e Crescent Coffees, Teas, Mapleine, Spices, Flavoring Bxtracts, Ete., enjoy a well de erved reputation. Grocers everywhere sell them, CRESCENT MFG. » 60, SEATTLE Bekins Rates for moving are $1.50 per hour for a large y ‘ul men, East 414. Cedar 414, MADISON At 12th ded van and two Satisfaction guaranteed We Can Save You Money MUHL, 219 Pike St. "Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chasken: Ses *| Classified Page. Circulating Library kit 308 UNION 8T. LANE THE BOOKMAN Opp. the Postoffice Main 6023